At Automattic, we’re committed to making WordPress smarter, faster, and easier for everyone. Today, we’re announcing the acquisition of a company that’s going to help us in that mission: WPAI. WPAI is an AI startup, focused on building AI solutions for WordPress. The brilliant founding team behind it—James LePage, Greg Hunt, and Ovidiu “Ovi” Iulian...
At Automattic, we’re passionate about building exceptional tools that empower users to create, express, and connect. That’s why we’re excited to announce the acquisition of Harper, a grammar checker for developers, as well as the addition of its founder, Elijah Potter, to the Automattic team. Harper—which is named after novelist Harper Lee—delivers grammar and language...
Since Automattic acquired Tumblr we’ve made it more efficient, grown its revenue, and worked to improve the platform. But there’s one part of the plan that we haven’t yet started, which is to run Tumblr on WordPress. I’m pleased to say we’re kicking off that project now! We’re not talking about changing Tumblr. We’re not...
Making the web a better place takes many forms, especially inside Automattic. WordPress.com and WooCommerce help creators and businesses design beautiful sites and stores to make their dreams a reality. Tumblr offers powerful tools for building community; Day One does the same for a journaling practice. Security, podcasts, messaging, spam prevention: it’s all part of...
For years, Tumblr has been a best-kept secret among enterprise-tier advertisers thanks to its passionately engaged, Gen Z-heavy user base. Publishers, streaming platforms, and fashion brands have all capitalized on the intense engagement their campaigns get on the platform. However, there was no easy way for mainstream advertisers to reach Tumblr’s audience. Until now. Meet...
For the first time ever, you can now become an affiliate for Automattic’s suite of well-loved products and services all from a single platform. The new Automattic Affiliate Program makes it easy for creators, developers, agencies, and small businesses to start earning money online by promoting any or all of Automattic’s eligible recognizable open-source brands,...
Originally posted on Jetpack: Jetpack is acquiring WPScan, a WordPress vulnerability database. WPScan is used across the WordPress ecosystem to learn about new vulnerabilities to WordPress core, themes, and plugins.? WPScan started as a simple Ruby script in 2011 to help identify vulnerabilities in self-hosted WordPress websites. The simple script matured into a large software…
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